Top 1,000 listed firms must have risk management committee: SEBI
SEBI has proposed to make it mandatory for top 1,000 listed entities to set up a risk management committee. Currently,
Read moreSEBI has proposed to make it mandatory for top 1,000 listed entities to set up a risk management committee. Currently,
Read moreSebi has sought powers to conduct inspection of books of accounts of listed companies for contravention of any securities law
Read moreSebi wants the government to discontinue the practice of its board having a nominee from the Reserve Bank of India,
Read moreSebi decided to levy a flat fee of Rs 1 lakh per exchange on turnover arising from agricultural commodity derivatives,
Read moreThe Sebi proposed a three-phase process for re-classification of promoters as public shareholders. In the first stage, the concerned promoter
Read moreSebi has asked stock exchanges to raise transaction fees for trading in illiquid stocks in their recent discussions, two people
Read moreSEBI has eased the norms and requirements related to disclosures, lock in shares by promoters and listing compliances in relation
Read moreSebi banned Price Waterhouse Network from engaging in audit work with any listed company for two years starting April 2018
Read moreSEBI’s re-categorisation of mutual fund schemes may lead to a lot of unnecessary churning of portfolios by investors, as feared
Read moreThe Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) invited refund applications from investors of PACL Ltd, which has collected over
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